Hiroshima - Blog Posts

Sean bienvenidos, japonistasarqueologicos a una nueva entrega de historia nipona en la que os pongo imágenes de los epicentros tras los bombardeos del 6 y 9 de agosto, una vez dicho esto pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - Antes que nada me gustaría poner un poco de contexto histórico para poder entender la situación, Japón estaba perdiendo la guerra y estaban buscando formas desesperadas para frenar el avance norteamericano que se cernía sobre el país del sol naciente. Recurrirán a los kamikazes vía aérea y terrestre de hecho se estaba preparando en Japón unas fuerzas de defensa con mujeres, tras la batalla de Okinawa en los 82 días de combate murieron cerca de 100.000 soldados japoneses, más de 12.000 estadounidenses y al menos 100.000 civiles locales, incluidos cientos que fueron obligados a matarse a sí mismo, también se perdería el Yamato en el último kamikaze. - Ciudad de Hiroshima:6 de agosto 1945, Little Boy fue arrojado desde el Enola Gay, matando a más de 70.000 personas al instante y muchas más morirían consecuencia de la radiación. Ciudad de Nagasaki: 9 de agosto 1945, Fat Man, fue la otra bomba atómica lanzada por el mismo avión, causando la muerte de 49.000 personas el día de la explosión. - Conclusión: Los costos fueron terribles, ya que las propias consecuencias lo fueron aún más, espero que no se tengan más bombas atómicas, ni de cualquier otro tipo, el ser humano debería aprender de los errores de la historia para que se acabaran las guerras. Publicación en memoria de todos los que murieron por las bombas atómicas. - Esperó que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones que pasen una buena semana. - 日本の考古学者の皆さん、ようこそ日本史の新連載へ。8月6日と9日の原爆投下後の爆心地の画像をお届けします。 - まず最初に、この状況を理解するために歴史的背景を説明したいと思う。日本は戦争に負け、日出ずる国に迫りつつあったアメリカの進撃を食い止めるための絶望的な方法を模索していた。沖縄戦の後、82日間の戦闘で10万人近くの日本兵が死に、1万2000人以上のアメリカ兵と、自殺を余儀なくされた数百人を含む少なくとも10万人の民間人が亡くなった。 - 広島市：1945年8月6日、エノラ・ゲイからリトルボーイが投下され、7万人以上が即死。長崎市：1945年8月9日、ファットマンが同じ飛行機から投下され、爆発当日に49,000人が死亡した。 - 結論：原爆投下は、その結果そのものもさることながら、その代償もまた恐ろしいものであった。 私は、原爆や他のいかなる種類の爆弾もこれ以上投下されないことを願うとともに、人類が歴史の過ちから学び、戦争がなくなることを願っている。原爆で亡くなられたすべての方々を悼んで。 - お気に召していただけたなら幸いである。 良い一週間を. - Welcome, Japanese archaeologists, to a new instalment of Japanese history in which I bring you images of the epicentres after the bombings of 6 and 9 August, so make yourselves comfortable and let's get started. - First of all I would like to give some historical context to understand the situation, Japan was losing the war and they were looking for desperate ways to stop the American advance that was looming over the land of the rising sun. They resorted to kamikazes by air and land in fact they were preparing in Japan a defence force with women, after the battle of Okinawa in the 82 days of combat nearly 100,000 Japanese soldiers died, more than 12,000 Americans and at least 100,000 local civilians, including hundreds who were forced to kill themselves, they would also lose the Yamato in the last kamikaze. - Hiroshima City: 6 August 1945, Little Boy was dropped from the Enola Gay, killing over 70,000 people instantly and many more would die from radiation. Nagasaki City: 9 August 1945, Fat Man, was the other atomic bomb dropped from the same plane, killing 49,000 people on the day of the explosion. - Conclusion: The costs were terrible, as the consequences themselves were even more so. I hope that there will be no more atomic bombs, or any other type of bomb, and that mankind should learn from the mistakes of history so that wars will end. Publication in memory of all those who were killed by atomic bombs. - I hope you liked it and see you in future publications. Have a good week.

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Hiroshima - The Center of Peace in Japan

Situated in the Japanese locale of Chugoku Hiroshima will be perpetually referred to the world as the city where the main nuclear bomb was dropped Whats more despite the fact that the arrival of the nuclear bomb is a shocking occasion ever today the city helps us to remember the savageries of war and the vast estimation of harmony After the citys profound injuries from the World War II recuperated Hiroshima took on another job over the previous decades The Japanese city presently remains as a worldwide harmony focus and is one of the top spots to visit in the nation

The Peace Memorial Park is the most well known place of interest in Hiroshima The recreation center can be found at the core of the city and it possesses a huge zone Encompassed by green scene the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park has a predominant serene air and is home to in excess of 300 wonderful cherry trees It additionally houses significant structures and landmarks that honor the general population who kicked the bucket during the war

These structures incorporate the Memorial Cenotaph the Statue of the A-Bomb Children the Peace Memorial Museum and the A-Bomb Dome The A-Bomb Dome is an extremely emblematic structure in the city This is an uncommon spot where thousands come to offer petitions of harmony The structures an incentive to the city and to the world has turned out to be extremely valuable along these lines it is assigned as aUNESCO World Heritage Site arches national park

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum was worked to speak to the world as far as disposing of atomic weaponry The gallery has two primary areas the east structure and the fundamental structure When you head over toward the east structure you will discover movies shows and reports which feature how Hiroshima managed the A-bomb result The fundamental structure then again grandstands the obliteration left by the nuclear bomb in the city related article

Another unmistakable World Heritage Site in Hiroshima is the Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island Initially worked during the sixth century Itsukushima is the main hallowed place on the planet which highlights a torii-entryway and sanctum building directly in center of the ocean Due to its exceptional engineering this grand sanctum on the island is one of most captured destinations in all of Japan You can without much of a stretch discover a postcard that highlights this milestone Other visitor locales to visit incorporate the Mazda Museum Hiroshima Castle and Shukkeien Garden Both the château and greenhouse were wrecked during the nuclear bomb assault Be that as it may they were reproduced radiantly to be appreciated by the new ages

While in Hiroshima remember to visit its dynamic downtown region particularly the Hondori Street This a large portion of a kilometer walker arcade is continually clamoring with its huge number of shops and cafés It is additionally in a helpful area as it is exceptionally close-by the Peace Park Simply parallel to Hondori is another famous road named Aioidori (Aioi) which is the primary traffic road but at the same time is home to enormous retail establishments

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